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How much influence could Donald Trump's inner circle have on government policies?

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Ahead of his inauguration in January, US President-elect Donald Trump has already started announcing his picks for cabinet and other high-ranking government roles. But it's not just his key cabinet appointments that hold sway. Those in his inner circle at his residence in Mar-a-Lago could make just as much of an impact on his government's policies.
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